In this issue: Public Sector Wage Restraint Legislation in ON; Childcare Choices and Family Status; Public Inquiry Into the Wettlaufer Case Results.
Understanding employer rights when interacting with OHS regulators and recognizing signs that an inspection may have become an investigation.
Long-awaited amendments come as a result of two significant pieces of legislation, which aim to modernize the Code, Bill-C63 and Bill-C86.
A recent $40,000 penalty in NS demonstrates how high OHS-related AMPs can reach for a near miss, where no accident or injury has even occurred.
Paul D. McLean
Advising clients from coast-to-coast, in Vancouver, Alberta and Nova Scotia.
Cameron R. Wardell
Chair of the Canadian Bar Association BC Branch Employment Law Section, and Vice Chair of the Civil Litigation Section.
Laura Russell and Deanah Shelly will be presenting at the 30th Annual Schedule 2 Employers’ Group Conference, on October 22-23, 2019 in Richmond Hill, ON. 40+ workshops and educational sessions on workplace wellness, health & safety, workers’ compensation and disability management.
Jeremy Warning and Julie Weller contribute to article for COS Magazine entitled Investigation versus inspection: What’s the difference?
Laura Russell contribute to article for CBC News entitled More Work Needs to be Done to Protect Workers on the Job.
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